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HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL Huuefcm fWly .IJouriuil Perry Office 1210 Washington St. P.O. Box 1910 Perry, OA 31069 (478) 987-1823 See us online at www. hhjnews. com Reader Classified Advertising: Call (478) 967-1823 between the hours of 8 a m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. You can fax an ad 24 hours a day to (478) 988-9194 Display Advertising: Call Nicole Crofutt at ext. 224. Delivery by mail: Delivery by mail is available for $62 in-county and SB2 elsewhere per year paid in advance. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: RO. Box 1910, Perry, ■ GA 31069 The Houston Home Journal, A peri odical. mailed (ISSN 1526-7393) at Perry, Ga., is published Tuesday through Saturday for $62 per year by Evans Newspapers Inc., 1210 Washington St., Perry, GA 31069; (478) 987-1823 Fax (478) 988-1181. Not published Thanksgiving and Christmas. Office Hours: The office in Perry is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 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This newspaper is a member of The Georgia Press Association, The National Newspaper Association and The Associated Press Stote Briefs Pastor pleads to wife's murder SAVANNAH (MNS) - Eric Brian Golden, the Savannah youth pastor who confessed to killing his wife and bury ing her body in a muddy, shallow grave, pleaded guilty to murder Tuesday. The negotiated agreement reached with the Chatham County District Attorney’s Office dropped a conceal ment of death charge in exchange for the admission to a charge of felony mur der by aggravated battery in the slaying of Dee Dee Marie Golden, 35. Superior Court Chief Judge Perry Brannen Jr. handed down the only sentence available - life in prison. Police say the cou ple, high school sweethearts married at age 18, had been experiencing problems when Golden attacked his wife in a rage at their Berwick Plantation home an the night of Nov. 17, 2005. Sex tape of man, girl sent to police AUGUSTA (MNS) - A “Catch your favorite team on WNNG 1350 for play by play action with Mike Davis and Greg Elrod” CRUNCH TIME Every Wednsday Night from Sonny's BBQ 7 p.m.- 8 p.m. We're also carrying the Georgia Tech Games. YOUR WEATHER TEAM! TODAY’S ■ Today's Weather Local 5-Day Forecast Sat 76/54 Mainly sunny Highs in the mid 70s and lows in the mid 50s. Sunrise Sunset 7:44 AM 6:56 PM Frt 75/46 Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 70s and lows in the mid 40s. Sunrise Sunset 7:43 AM 6:57 PM WMhCMmUAm II ii i mmnmmm ■■■■ - LOOKS LIKE HOMEMADE. , TASTES LIKE HOMEMADE.' Georgia At A Glance \ Atlanta V \ 67/44 Q :—'Vv Augusta \ / -—BO/51 \ /"’ .• iA J \ Warner Robins l \ \ 76/46 V L. V \ * ) \ Savannah ■w~- ) a’eeriy V 83/52 > i 77/46 X 5 ( ,/ Valdosta <n . 85/51 I Area Cities llity Hi Lo(W | Albany 81 48 rain Athens 71 45 pt sunny Atlanta 67 44 pt sunny Augusta 80 51 pt sunny Bainbridge 81 50 t-storm Brunswick 83 58 t-storm Cartersville 66 43 pt sunny Chattanooga,TN 58 41 pt sunny Columbus 71 48 pt sunny Cordele 80 49 rain National Cities | Atlanta 67 44 pt sunny Boston 62 43 rain Chicago 55 42 pt sunny Dallas 71 58 sunny Denver 58 33 pt sunny ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service Diamond Lakes Elementary School custodian has been charged with sex crimes after a radio station passed along to police an explicit video featuring the custo dian with an underage girl. Richmond County sheriff s Maj. Ken Autry said Dean James Gossett Sr., 40, of the 1900 block of Kings Grant Way, was charged Tuesday afternoon with child moles tation and enticing a child for indecent purposes. Personnel at WGAC-AM turned over a video they received to the sheriff s office that showed Gossett with a teenager, the major said. He would not identify the gender of the teen, but WGAC’s Web site reported that the victim was female. The video is from “a few years back,” and Gossett did not know the teenager from his employment at the school, Autry said. Board votes to send out letter ATLANTA (AP) - The State Election Board on Tuesday approved a letter that will inform more than Warner Robin - High School Northside - High School Houston County High School Sun W 76/46 Thundershowers. Highs in the mid 70s and lows in the mid 40s. Sunrise Sunset 7:45 AM 6:55 PM Khll Lo Cond. | 11 ———im—— ■—i i ■rmirnTMi Dalton 64 42 pt sunny Dillard 66 38 pt sunny Dublin 82 46 rain Duluth 67 42 pt sunny Gainesville 68 46 pt sunny Helen 67 41 pt sunny Lagrange 69 43 pt sunny Macon 75 46 pt sunny Marietta 66 42 pt sunny Milledgeville 76 46 pt sunny Houston 74 61 mst sunny Los Angeles 78 57 sunny Miami 89 77 t-storm Minneapolis 54 39 pt sunny New York 63 43 rain 300,000 Georgia voters who were told they needed a photo ID to vote that they can still use 17 forms of identification to cast a ballot on Nov. 7. The board also approved radio and television public service announcements to be broadcast statewide. The Secretary of State’s Office will be responsible for dis tributing the letter and ads, and will partially fund the efforts. The mailing is expected to cost $127,000, and the ads will be taped and aired using $16,000 from the election board budget pre viously reserved for voter education. Both measures were* approved at a special meet ing called by election board member David Worley after he discovered nearly 200,000 voters were told they would need to get a photo ID at the polls. Char-Broiled Sizzling Steaks areen derbv wF VilXnaULL.y-Tfl l-TS BHit 1n • M7.M77 38§61 GAME DAY Pre game starts 7:30 STATV AND REGION Jerry Matheweon Turn* tor Mew«* Mon 10/23 V*' 69/42 Sunshine Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the low 40s Sunrise Sunset 7:45 AM 6:54 PM Moon Phases Last Oct 14 r First Oct 29 UV Index Fri 10/20 6 High Sat 10/21 6 High Sun 10/22 6 High Mon 10/23 6 High Tue 10/24 6 High The UV Index is measured on a 011 number scale, with a higher UV Index showing the need for greater skin pro tection 0 jgjp mm n ar lo cotid. Peachtree City 69 41 pt sunny Perry 77 46 pt sunny Rome 66 41 pt sunny Savannah 83 52 rain St. Simons Islandß3 58 t-storm Statesboro 88 52 rain Thomasville 82 51 t-storm Valdosta 85 51 t-storm Warner Robins 76 46 pt sunny Waycross 86 50 t-storm H» Lo Cond Phoenix 86 61 sunny San Francisco 70 54 sunny Seattle 58 43 pt sunny St. Louis 63 46 pt sunny Washington, pc, 65 43 rain M TODAY ! r ST HITS’ Pl.fl Clark and fficlk Johnstone are the most experiem high school play-by-play announcers in middle Georgia, with o fifty years of combined time behind the sports mikes. Enjoy every game this season on Ithx 100.9, with each broadcast beginning thirty minutes before kickoff. Ifhx 100.9 encourages you to support the Hornets in person if possible, but if you can't, be sur to join us on game night. Take your transistor radio to the game and get the inside scoop on what's going on. piif if mi §J& SBK§pu> vaJS&W? ! v HP Glenda is a life insurance specialist with 19 years experience. Glenda has been living in Warner Robins for 30 years and recently retired from Liberty National Insurance Company. Call Glenda at the office at 988-7960 or 954-5403 (cell) for a life insurance analysis. jsk Tue 10/24 o' 62/44 Sunny Highs in the low 60s and lows in the mid 40s. Sunrise Sunset 7:46 AM 6:53 PM New Oct 22 r» Full Nov 5 Catch all of tonight's game highlights in tomorrow's Mviietait JBaily .journal View stats, pictures and a variety of sports related information. WESTFIELD FOOTBALL Nunn calls for bilateral talks By GREG BLUE STEIN Associated Press Writer ATHENS - Former U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn called Tuesday for direct talks between the U.S. and North Korea after the Asian nation stunned the world last week by conducting a nuclear test. Nunn called the Bush administration’s reluctance to meet with the North “counterproductive.” “We talked to our adver saries during the worst parts of the Cold War,” said Nunn, a Democrat and former chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee. “Who knows what catastrophes we prevented? But I do know one thing: When you do not communicate with your adversaries and when you know that war is going to be devastating when it Comes, it is a mistake to leave any ambiguity in our policy. Those ambiguities can only be removed by frank and candid dialogue.” The U.S. has resisted direct talks with the North, opting instead for six-party talks aimed at persuading the country to dismantle its weapons program, sign the international nuclear test ban treaty and allow in U.N. nuclear inspectors. North Korea has showed no signs of cooperating. It blasted U.N. sanctions that seek to pun ish the country for its nucle ar test and warned the world that the measures amount to a declaration of war. Nunn, an expert on nuclear prolif eration who co-founded the Washington-based Nuclear Threat Initiative after leav ing office in 1996, said the North’s threat means the U.S. must once again prove its Cold War commitment to defending Japan and South Korea, which never devel oped their own nuclear arms programs. “These two nations and their citizens must be reas sured that they remain under the U.S. nuclear umbrella and that we will regard an attack from North Korea against South Korea and Japan as an attack against Jackie Whitley welcomes Glenda Cohen to her Cotton States Insurance Agency at 1217 S. Houston Lake Road THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2006 the United States." Nunn said. The remarks came dui inf a symposium ut the I niveisiK of Georgia on nuclear < n< >. 1 and security. Later, former President Jimmy Carter said it w i doubtful that talk between the U.S. and North Kur< • would take pluce, unless it» was within the context of* the six-party ncgoti.it ion * Carter spoke at a previoie ly scheduled panel di-m J sion at The Carter Center in! Atlanta on his 1994 media;.! tion of a crisis over North} Korea’s nuclear program.} He said another such in is -1 sion was not in the card “As far ai> the North; Koreans are concerned >bej; would be willing, Carter; said. “But I don’t think; there’s a chance in th . or Id; that the U.S. govt rnrnent; would agree.” While in office, Nunn part nered with Republican Sen Richard Lugar to craft leg islation that aimed to • afe guard and ultimately d is mantle thousands of nucleat warheads scattered tluongb out former Soviet states Since stepping down Nunn has teamed -* ith oil lionaires Ted Tuna o Warren Buffett to | ri d: ■: million to the I N 1 watchdog agency to on stockpile of low-grad : for nuclear power pi discourage count re developing their grams. 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